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Colorado Crime Victim Compensation

Colorado Crime Victim Compensation Program

Maximum Award
Up to $30,000
Apply Within
Within 1 year of the crime
Arrest Required?
No
Cost to Apply
Free

Biohazard Cleanup Coverage

Colorado covers crime-scene cleanup as a reimbursable expense. The program is administered by 22 judicial districts, which may waive deadlines for good cause.

Contact & How to Apply

Administering agency:Colorado Division of Criminal Justice
303-239-4442
Official program website →

How to apply

  1. Report the crime to law enforcement (required to apply)
  2. Gather documentation: police report number, proof of expenses (invoices, receipts)
  3. Complete the compensation application — available on the program website or through your local prosecutor's office
  4. Submit your application with supporting documentation. Victim advocates can help at no cost.
  5. If insurance paid part of the cost, include that information — the program covers uncompensated amounts
Apply at Colorado Division of Criminal Justice

Who Qualifies

Victims of violent crime and surviving family members. Program is administered locally through each county DA's office.

Verify before applying: Program details including coverage limits, phone numbers, and application procedures change periodically. Confirm all information directly with Colorado Division of Criminal Justice before submitting a claim. This page was last reviewed March 2026.

Estimating Your Cleanup Cost Before You Apply

Before filing a compensation claim in Colorado, it helps to have a realistic cost estimate in hand — both for the application itself and for any insurance claim you may file simultaneously. Our free biohazard cleanup cost calculator lets you estimate cleanup costs in under 60 seconds, see what your insurance will likely cover, and download a formatted worksheet you can attach to your compensation application.

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